The beans are now sourced from different places; it doesn't taste like coffee anymore.
No more Harris coffee for me ....... after more than a decade.

I have always enjoyed Harris Expresso beans. I grind for every cup and use an aeropress and this makes a consistent long black every time. I enjoy the intense dark fruit lightly burnt caramel flavours that the Harris delivers.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions but Harris Expresso has always been a favourite of mine

I have tried many different brands of coffee beans over the last 2 years. Recently tried Harris premium crema & love it. Search over. I make my coffee on my Breville bes860 and in my opinion the 2 go together perfectly. Bought at Woolies even though the coffee snobs say not to buy coffee beans at a supermarket. Try it, You will like it.

Bought our usual 1kg packet of ground coffee (13:11 LKG82531 best before 20 June 2020). Very disappointed and can only agree with 'Disgusted' Sep 01,2018. We can't drink ours - burnt, but no flavour at all. We poured ours out and won't be buying it again. Goodbye, Harris after enjoying your coffee for many years.

This is the most bitter, burnt, horrible coffee I have ever had the misfortune to taste. Nobody in the house could drink it, so it went straight into the garden as mulch. I just hope it doesn't kill the shrubs. The other Harris coffees I used to buy all seem to have gone off lately too, so I have now changed to Grinders and am very happy with that, particularly their Crema.

Have tried all of the expensive brands but they really don't compare with depth of flavour. The people knocking it seem to be either competitor brands, or snobs that would turn down a Monet if it went for $5.

Having bought and drank Harris coffee for 30 years have been really disapointed with the changes. I have bought a few different strengths of coffee for the plunger thinking it might be better to try a stronger blend and have been disappointed of the taste and texture. Am seriously thinking to go to another brand but thought I would write to you first.

Totally agree with your reviewer...If you mostly drink long black or espresso these beans consistently better than some of the more expensive beans....Try other beans occasional, key now but look for this on special.,..Great buying...

Have been buying this for years and years, the only other coffee we drink is a Lebanese blend. We have always had it black and it is perfect for us! I don't care what other reviewers think as when we serve it to guests they always ask what it is and comment on the great flavour!!

Well what can I say, Harris make a cheap, terrible, bitter, shocking after taste stuff being passed of as coffee. The makers should go to a cafe and try a coffee to get an idea or comparison. Do not waste your money or time, sorry have to tell the truth.
Nothing
Everything after price.

I am very suspicious of these other reviews. It's a cheap coffee. You get what you pay for. IMHO if you are going to go to the trouble of buying a machine, you might as well buy quality coffee to put in it. The Harris 'signature blend' is harsh, bitter, and not worth the effort to make.
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There are better tasting instant coffees

If you are not lucky enough to afford high quality beans then this is the coffee that will do the job for you in the morning. \

I actually enjoy this coffee. It grinds well and is perfect for my coffee machine. It has a dark roasted flavour.

This is my go-to coffee when I buy from the supermarket and have a small budget.
The coffee is dark roasted so it is intense. It is inexpensive and available pretty much everywhere. This coffee tastes better than the $4 takeaway coffees.
Sometimes the dark roasted flavour is a little harsh and therefore is bitter.

A good ground coffee for use with espresso. It is very reasonably priced, and the vacuum pack means the ground coffee stays fresh on your shelf until you use it. Certainly good value for money and makes a very satisfying cappuccino to finish off your breakfast!
A full bold flavoured ground coffee that makes it a good match with espresso machines. It is vacuum packed to stay fresh & is readily available from most supermarkets which makes it a regular in our kitchen.
The Espresso is too dark roasted for use in a plunger as the coffee comes out bitter & way too dark.